Sugar & Rolling Stone

Oyun, retro tarzda yandan görünüm bir bulmaca oyunudur. Kaşif Rolling Stone'u kontrol edin ve sihirli anahtarı olan kız Sugar'ın kilitli kapıya güvenli bir şekilde ulaşmasına yardım edin. Çeşitli nesneler kullanarak yollar oluşturun, bulmacaları çözün ve maceranın tadını çıkarın!

[h1] 괜찮은 게임입니다. [/h1] 아직 개선해야할 것도 여럿 보이긴 하지만, 이 게임 특유의 레벨 디자인은 매우 좋네요. 게임 내 여러 오브젝트들의 기능이나 그것들의 시너지를 찾아내는 과정 역시 즐거울 수 있도록 만들어진 것 같고, 무엇보다 [b] 다양한 오브젝트를 원하는 곳에 배치하고, 그것이 성공했을 때의 성취감이 잘 느껴진다는 것이 이 게임의 장점 중 하나[/b]라고 생각합니다. 캐릭터들 역시 매력있게 잘 만들어졌고, 캐릭터들에게 맞춰져있는 설정이 이 게임을 완전히 클리어할 동기가 될 수 있다는 점이 좋다고 생각합니다. [strike] 음악과 관련해선... 뭘 적던 자뻑이 될 것 같아서 넘기고, [/strike] [h1]여튼, 괜찮은 게임입니다.[/h1] 잘 즐기다 갑니다! 만드느라 수고하셨습니다.

Sugar & Rolling Stone is a small puzzle platformer that caught me off guard with how simple the idea is. I am helping a girl named Sugar reach a locked door while controlling Rolling Stone and using the objects around each level to create a safe path. Sugar is carrying a magical key that makes her unable to jump normally, so I have to work around that limitation instead of simply running and jumping to the goal. It is a very straightforward setup, but I like how much the game gets out of that one basic idea. The puzzles are the main reason I enjoyed this. I have to think about where objects should go and how they can help Sugar move through the level. There are cannons that can launch her across the map, springs that let both characters jump and other little gimmicks that change how I approach each section. I like that the game encourages me to look at the environment as a collection of tools rather than just obstacles. When I work out a solution that initially looked impossible, it feels pretty satisfying. I also like the cute presentation. The hand drawn and pixel art style gives the game a simple charm without trying to make everything look overly detailed. Sugar and Rolling Stone have a nice little adventure feeling to them, and the fantasy setting fits the lighthearted puzzle design. It is not a huge world with loads of characters or complicated storylines, but I do not think it needs to be. The focus stays on getting through the levels and figuring out how the different objects work together. The biggest issue for me is that the game is fairly limited in scope. The core puzzle idea works, but there are only so many ways I can use the same basic mechanics before I start wanting something new. I would have liked to see more unusual obstacles and mechanics introduced as I progressed, especially because the foundation is good enough to support more complicated puzzles. The game feels more like a small complete idea than something designed to keep expanding for a long time. I also think the platforming side is less important than the puzzle side. I am not playing this for difficult movement or precise platforming. Most of the satisfaction comes from understanding what I need to do and then arranging the environment correctly. That is perfectly fine for me, but it means anyone expecting a more action focused platformer might find it a little too slow. I actually prefer that the game stays focused instead of adding unnecessary combat or complicated systems just to make it seem bigger. Another thing I appreciate is that the game is free and does not try to turn the simple concept into something packed with unnecessary progression systems. I can just play through the puzzles, experiment with the objects and enjoy the little adventure. The Steam version supports cloud saves as well, which is useful for a game I can pick up for a short session and return to later. Overall, Sugar & Rolling Stone is a charming little puzzle game that does a good job with its simple idea. I like the way Sugar's limitations force me to think differently, and the cannons, springs and other objects give the levels enough variety to keep the basic concept interesting. It is definitely not a massive game and I think the limited scope stops it from reaching the higher ratings I would give to deeper puzzle games, but what is here works well. For me, it is an easygoing and pleasant puzzle adventure that is worth trying when I want something simple without a lot of unnecessary complications. Rating: 6.8/10